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Muggle History Summer Family Workshop Series-Scherenschnitte

Presented by York County History Center at Agricultural and Industrial Museum, York PA

Jul 09 2018
Muggle History Summer Family Workshop Series-Scherenschnitte

Get hands-on with our history and discover some surprising connections to the wizarding world.

Workshops are designed for the whole family to learn and create together. When registering, be sure to register all participants, children and adults, who will be completing a project. We encourage everyone to participate!

Harry Potter-Inspired Paper Cutting: Scherenschnitte Family Workshop

Discover a traditional Pennsylvania German art with a Harry Potter spin.

 

Scherenschnitte, which means “scissor-cutting” in German, is a traditional folk art of the Pennsylvania Germans. In this workshop, families will learn about scherenschnitte and receive instruction in the techniques of paper cutting to create a Harry-Potter inspired design. Caregivers can work with a child to complete a single project, or they can register both themselves and their child as participants, and both can complete their own project.

**Paper cutting uses craft knives and scissors, so this activity is recommended for children 9 years of age or older. An adult must be present and assist child, as needed.

Instructor: Joli Miller (chapter juried by York Town Craft Guild) was first exposed to scherenschnitting at a Girl Scouting craft event. She entered a picture in the Adams County, South Mountain Fair and won Best of Show. She finds potential designs all around her: a pattern on the floor, a mural on the wall, a tree with no leaves, shadows, silhouettes, stained glass windows and the list goes on.

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Agricultural and Industrial Museum

217 West Princess Street, York, PA 17401

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